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Fadda, Reem

Curator, Art Professional

Curator and art historian Reem Fadda has organised many international exhibitions and biennials, especially those pertaining to art and geopolitics in the Middle East.

Fadlabi, Mohamed Ali

Artist

Mohamed Ali Fadlabi works primarily in painting, performance and text.

Fadzilah, Abdul Nazir bin Harith

Abdul Nazir bin Harith Fadzilah is currently working with MDA to digitise old Malay literature book covers, as part of the conservation of cultural awareness of Malaysia’s literary past.

Fahmy, Marianne

Artist

Marianne Fahmy’s films explore the relationship between natural phenomena and human habitation as well as the role it plays in the structuring of reality and the invention of the future.

Brenda Fajardo is a painter, printmaker, community organiser and art educator whose practice began to take shape in the midst of the Marcos dictatorship, an era in which critics of the Filipino regime were consigned to detention, torture or disappearance.

Falaknaz, Reem

Artist

Reem Falaknaz is a photographer and filmmaker. Her work explores the UAE’s cultural make-up and the transient nature of its residents.

Fall, Papa Demba

Speaker

Papa Demba Fall is a researcher whose interests centre on African, and particularly Senegalese, migrations.

Fallah, Amir H.

Artist

Boyhood memories, teenage experiences and the intensity of relationships, both new and old, real and imaginary, are recurring themes in the work of Amir H. Fallah.

Fallaux, Emile

Filmmaker, Curator, Writer

Emile Fallaux has worked as a television and documentary producer/director and as an advisor to writers, directors, producers and cultural institutions on policy issues.

Fang, Hu

Co-Founder and Artistic Director

Hu Fang is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Vitamin Creative Space and the Pavilion in Beijing.

Fang, Hu

Artistic Director, Vitamin Creative Space, China)

Hu Fang is the Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Vitamin Creative Space and the Pavilion in Beijing, China.

Farid, Alia

Artist

Through a multidisciplinary practice that ranges from writing and drawing, to film sculpture, and installation, Alia Farid‘s work gives visibility to narratives that are obscured by hegemonic power.